Hello Stanislav, []
> And finally, in theory it is possible to write some parts of code in an > an accelerated assembly code. AFAIK, nobody did it yet for PXA255 and > MPlayer (at least the main MPlayer SVN repository does not contain such > code). I'd like to point also to other OpenSource solutions existing for other platforms. For example, TCPMP/BetaPlayer for WindowsCE has optimized codecs for arm5. The problem, TCPMP is not-real OpenSource project, in the sense that they take somebody's open sources, hack them (kudos), but then make reasonable obstacles to sharing it and reuse of their hacks by others (frown). "Reasonable", as they don't really violate original code licences (mostly GPL/LGPL) formally, just don't share their code on the level comparable to what other projects do on the current Internet. Nonetheless, one can get their source code, and even without paying the transfer medium cost ;-D. "Reasonable" also includes clever PR of promising a Linux version, but not hasting with it at all (obviously, they're short on resources, just like us), and that keeps people from looking at their stuff in detail. Nonetheless, that's probably the case where OpenSource's infamous and dull tool - duplication of effort - is exactly useful. So, anyone who cares about the video on PDAs (especially middle-class) strong enough to go from questions to doing something, may want to dig in their stuff. This is the link which does contain some source: http://picard.exceed.hu/tcpmp/ [] -- Best regards, Paul mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ Angstrom-distro-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.linuxtogo.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/angstrom-distro-users
